Mark Raymond is the Chief Information Officer for the State of Connecticut, a leadership role he has held since 2011. With a long history in technology consulting, he specializes in large-scale project implementation and business transformation for government agencies. He is a University of Connecticut graduate with a degree in Computer Science and Engineering.
Mark is passionate about public service and giving back to the state, which was a key driver for him to join government work after a 21-year consulting career. He chairs the Commission for Educational Technology, focusing on improving tech access for K-12 students, and lives in Glastonbury with his wife, Gina.
He once faced a choice between studying law or engineering and has never regretted his decision to pursue engineering, enjoying a career focused on understanding how things work and applying technology to create a positive impact.
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